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What shall we do?

Be afraid?
Yes.
Turn In suspicious folks?
Hell yeah.

If you observe suspicious behavior,
For God’s sake let someone know.
You never know,
They might be actually be drug dealers.


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Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on December 10, 2015
We can't rely on the government to locate and determine all criminal behavior. As citizens, we must all inform law enforcement of suspicious behavior. Fortunately, the capability of cell phones to take photos and videos has greatly increased citizens' ability to report suspicious activity. We have the Crimestoppers program that allows anonymous calling in of tips and rewards for finding suspects.

Unfortunately, among many of our poorer and immigrant citizens, suspicions and even crimes are not reported because these people often are intimidated when having to go to the police. Please encourage anyone that you know that doesn't want to report criminal activity, to do so.

Ron

Reviewed on December 9, 2015
We see it everywhere. Everyone, well the majority of people are all mixed up.

Love Ya!

Jane

Reviewed by William Bonilla
Reviewed on December 9, 2015
Or worst, a cell for terrirism, people with their heads in the sand
missed that one, now regret not reporting, one must do the right thing
I personaly like the Cali. Deputy said "I'll take a bullet for you" any damn time
When it comes to innocent women and children or any soft target...... Peace be with you

William

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